WHAT A true master of pictorial gesture, the Brazilian contemporary artist (b.1983) has developed his work around light, consistently depicting landscapes and taking a rigorous approach that leads him from figuration to abstraction. This is the first monographic exhibition at a French museum devoted to him. The presentation coincides with the occasion of the 2024…
WHAT Conceived in homage to Gilles Deleuze, the exhibition presents a conversation between works by artists who have challenged the conventions of form, material, and perception, highlighting the evolution of their practices. It reveals how repetition in art can redefine perceptual and formal possibilities, examining how artists have employed seriality, variation, and accumulation to destabilise…
WHAT The US-born Paris-pased artist embraces the spirit of collaboration as a means to expand knowledge and skills. Influenced by Buddhist philosophy, and referencing 'Pacem in terries' (Peace on earth) published after the Geneva Conference on World Peace in 1967, the exhibition is his 3rd presentation at the gallery and the first in its present…
WHAT The Korean artist (b.1965) moved to Europe in the early 1990s, studying art under German conceptual artist Fritz Schwegler. This is her first exhibition in France, and the presentation highlights her colourful pictorial work, with 10 new oils on canvas and 4 gouaches on paper. The title alludes to her hometown, referencing in particular…
WHAT The Bulgarian-born London-based artist uses her work to portray a tormented yet deeply poetical world. Her series of 21 paintings delves into a theme as timeless as it is universal: unconditional love. Her art is both poetic and visionary, travelling the twists and turns of the subconscious in a language that flirts with surrealism,…
WHAT Bringing together a collection of painting, sculpture, furniture and ceramics spanning over 150 years, the exhibition unfolds through a dialogue between co-curators, illustrating how personal impressions and aesthetic choices can accumulate into a singular ‘universe’. It is curated by Clémande Burgevin Blachman, a French designer celebrated for her work in fashion accessories, in collaboration…
WHAT The Malta-born Marseille-based artist's first solo exhibition at the gallery is a diverse presentation of works: tempera paintings on resins (from wreck fragments found in the Mediterranean Sea), drawings on handmade paper, a wall installation, and a bronze sculpture. Inspired by the beauty of the earth, vegetation, its underwater wanderings, but also by poetry,…
WHAT Following his recent critically-acclaimed installation at the 17th Biennale de Lyon, the series of Resonance paintings by the British artist (b.1985) is presented at the gallery for the first time. Drawing on both his musical and artistic training, he plays precise harmonies through loudspeakers positioned beneath horizontally-oriented canvases scattered with dry pigment, adjusting the…
WHAT The French photographer’s 6th solo exhibition invites viewers into the quiet, transformative world of nocturnal landscapes, transporting viewers into forests between Nice and Marseille, where light and shadows create a visual symphony of time and place. She captures the dream-like essence of the forest, setting up photographic chambers in these remote Mediterranean locations. Through…
WHAT Curated by Ebony L. Haynes, this is the American artist's (b. 1934) second solo exhibition with the gallery, and his first in Paris in 20 years. The paintings and works on paper bring together his extensive formal training with his own observations and lived experiences. The title references his ongoing method of sourcing materials…
WHAT This is the German artist's (b.1984) second solo exhibition of paintings and drawings with the gallery, and her first in Paris. The selection of works marks a new starting point for the artist: a space of beginnings, clarity, and potential transformation, even catharsis. The format of many of the works are small oil or…
WHAT The exhibition is a presentation of small-scale sculptures and drawings by Henry Moore in dialogue with three pieces of furniture from Casa Malaparte, two of them exclusive designs. The pairing draws unexpected connections between sculptor and designer, including a fascination with crafting organic forms in tune with the natural world and an immersion in the…
WHAT The French artist (1879–1953) was a pioneering figure in the development of Dada and Surrealism, and is known for his restless exploration of diverse artistic styles throughout his career. The exhibition is a major solo presentation of over 40 of his post-war artworks, created between 1945 and 1952. It will be the first to…
WHAT The prominent Indian artist (b.1940) merges tradition and modernity in a manner that is simultaneously personal and universally resonant. His early exposure to idol sculpting and mandalas during childhood profoundly influenced his artistic identity, reflecting his Indian heritage. The exhibition features 15 works created between 2000 and 2010, showcasing his diverse evolutionary phases. The…
WHAT The third exhibition of the contemporary American photographer's works, his newest presentation embodies his evolving quest for discovery. The new photographs were made in the spring of 2024 during a month-long residency at the American Academy in Rome, and encompass a myriad of themes. The images whose meanings detach from the photograph’s nominal subject…
WHAT Known for his mastery of plaster, the New York-based French artist's new series introduces marine and vegetal forms, fostering playful and unexpected encounters. His creations are influenced by the Mediterranean's rich history and biodiversity, and reflect his contemplations on fossilisation. The artist's genesis in Antibes, South of France, underpins his wall sculptures, where the…
WHAT The latest exhibition traces the Swiss artist’s profound contribution to our understanding of the sculptural medium. It features a selection of sculptures spanning over 30 years, blending historic pieces with new works introduced for the first time. Presented in a space illuminated solely by the artist's renowned neon artworks, the exhibition challenges traditional exhibition…
WHAT The exhibition is a presentation of gouaches from the late Russian-born French modernist painter (1900-1969), who belonged to the 'New' École de Paris (Tachisme), and was a contemporary of Wassily Kandinsky, Sonia and Robert Delaunay, and Otto Freundlich. Painting gouaches was part of a daily summer routine, yielding 30-40 series. The artist would review…
